General Board of Higher Education and Ministry

National Black Methodists for Church Renewal
2025-03-19 - 2025-03-22 | Los Angeles, California
Join the Black College Fund at the National Black Methodists for Church Renewal on March 19-22 in Los Angeles, CA. Dr. Hermon J. Felton, president of Wiley University, is the keynote speaker. The Wiley University Choir will perform.

General Board of Global Ministries and the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry Board of Directors Meetings
2025-04-10 - 2025-04-12 | Global Ministries, 458 Ponce de Leon Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA, 30308
The Board of Directors for the General Board of Global Ministries and the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry will meeting in person on April 10-12 in Atlanta.

Easter Sunday
2025-04-20 | TN
He is risen! Celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his Crucifixion

Council of Bishops Meeting
2025-04-27 - 2025-05-02 | Chicago, Illinois, Chicago, Illinois
The Council of Bishops is made up of all active and retired bishops of The United Methodist Church. The Council meets twice a year. According to the Book of Discipline, “The Church expects the Council of Bishops to speak to the Church and from the Church to the world and to give leadership in the quest for Christian unity and interreligious relationships.”
Learn more at https://www.unitedmethodistbishops.org/

CCTEF Commission Meeting
2025-05-01 - 2025-05-05 | Evanston, Illinois, Evanston, Illinois
The Central Conference Theological Education Fund (CCTEF) was established by the 2012 General Conference of The United Methodist Church. The goal is to strengthen theological education and pastoral formation in all the Central Conferences in Africa, Europe, and the Philippines. The commission has awarded more than 154 grants, increasing the capacity of leaders in mission fields, developed contextual resources and supported innovations in education and ministry, and enabled sustainable programs and practices. Commissioners will review the 2024 CCTEF grant applications and make decisions on which applications to award funding.

Native American Ministries Sunday
2025-05-04 | TN
The Native American Ministries offering provides scholarships for Native Americans studying at United Methodist schools of theology and empowers congregations to find culturally appropriate ways to minister to their communities through Christ’s love.

United Methodist Student Day
2025-05-18 | TN
United Methodist Student Day is observed to emphasize the value of education. Contributions received through this special Sunday support scholarships for United Methodist students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees. This includes programs like the Rev. Dr. Karen Layman Gift of Hope Scholarship, designated for undergraduates with at least three years of membership in The United Methodist Church.

University Senate/NAAMSCU Meeting
2025-06-18 - 2025-06-20 | Detroit, Michigan, Detroit, Michigan
The University Senate of The United Methodist Church sets and maintains the standards of United Methodist-related education. Its work today is vital as senators ensure that United Methodist-related institutions are upholding the values of the church while fostering academic excellence.
The North American Association of Methodist Schools, Colleges and Universities (NAAMSCU) is an association of educational institutions related to the historic Methodist and Wesleyan traditions.

2025 UMC Deacons Fall Gathering
2025-09-22 16:30 - 2025-09-24 11:30 (America/Chicago) | General Board of Higher Education and Ministry Headquarters, 1908 Grand Ave., Nashville, TN, 37212, United States
Deacons from the 2024 Fall Gathering in Atlanta
All deacons — candidates, provisional and full connection, retired, and those discerning a call to the Order — are warmly invited to attend the 2025 United Methodist Church Deacons Fall Gathering on September 22-24. This sacred time of learning, reflection and fellowship will focus on the unique identity, call and mission of the deacon within the UMC.
The gathering begins at 4 p.m. Monday, September 22, with fellowship and worship, and concludes on the morning of Wednesday, September 24, with a service of worship and sending forth. The in-person gathering is full, but the virtual option is available!
Plenary sessions will explore the evolving role of the deacon considering recent changes to the Book of Discipline following the 2020/2024 General Conference, particularly the updates concerning sacramental authority across diverse ministry contexts. Small group conversations, breakout sessions, and panel discussions will also engage with A Sacred Trust, the guiding document presented by the Study of Ministry Commission.
Additionally, we will collaborate on concrete strategies for ongoing connection throughout this quadrennium, enhancing fellowship and communication across the Order.
1 CEU available is upon request for attending this event.
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Pre-Conference Gatherings
Two optional pre-conference sessions are scheduled for chairs of the Order of Deacons and for candidates and provisional members. These will begin at 1 p.m. Monday, September 22.
Logistics & Registration: There is no registration fee for this event. Participants are responsible for arranging for their accommodations in Nashville. A list of nearby hotels—within walking distance of the Denman Building and GBHEM offices—will be provided upon registration. A courtesy block of rooms is available at the Embassy Suites and will remain open until August 8, 2025.
September 22 Agenda (more details at registration)

1 p.m. Pre-Conference Gatherings
4 p.m. Check-in (GBHEM)
5 p.m. Opening Worship followed by dinner & fellowship

September 23 Agenda

9 a.m. Coffee & Fellowship, Morning Devotion
9:30 a.m. Plenary Discussion and Small Group Conversations: Role of Deacon and Sacrament
Noon Break for lunch (on your own)
1:30 p.m. Workshops
4 p.m. A Sacred Trust – responses and feedback for Study of Ministry
5:30 p.m. Free Evening

September 24 Agenda

9 a.m. Coffee & Fellowship, Morning Devotion
9:30 a.m. Small Group Dialogue with Deacons within Jurisdictions
10:30 a.m. Closing Worship and Sending Forth
11:30 a.m. Dismissal

World Communion Sunday
2025-10-05 | TN
World Communion Sunday celebrates the unity and diversity of the global Christian community.

GBHEM/GBGM Joint Boards of Directors Fall Meeting
2025-10-08 - 2025-10-10 | TN
The GBHEM/GBGM Boards of Directors will hold their joint fall meeting online.

Scholarship Portal Opens
2026-01-07 - 2026-03-06 | TN
Save the Date! January 7
The General Board of Higher Education and Ministry (GBHEM) scholarship application portal opens January 7 for United Methodist students pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees. With over $4 million awarded annually, these scholarships support students in the U.S. and abroad as they prepare to lead in church and community.
LEARN MORE ABOUT SCHOLARSHIPS

GRASP Scholarship Application Deadline
2026-03-06 | TN
The International Grants and Scholarships (GRASP) Program for international students application portal closes on March 6. This is a competitive, need-based scholarship for United Methodist students enrolled in a college, seminary or university. Learn more about the GRASP scholarship.

U.S. Scholarship Application Portal Closes
2026-03-06 | TN
The General Board of Higher Education and Ministry (GBHEM) scholarship application portal closes on March 6 for United Methodist students seeking scholarships for undergraduate and graduate study at colleges, universities and seminaries in the United States. Potential scholarships awarded range from $500 to $1,200, on average. Learn more about scholarships for studying at U.S. schools.
The case-sensitive program key is GBHEMScholarships.

The GBHEM Exemplary Teacher of the Year Award
2026-03-20 08:00 - 2026-04-17 17:00 (America/Chicago) | TN
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General Board of Higher Education and Ministry is accepting nominations for its 2026 Exemplary Teacher of the Year Award. This annual award honors faculty members at United Methodist-related schools, colleges, and universities who have shown exceptional teaching, leadership, and dedication to value-centered education. Nominations are due Friday, April 17.

The award selection criteria include

Proven excellence as a teacher
Recognized service to students and a commitment to education
Record of significant contributions to the scholarly life of nominating college or university

Nominations must include

A letter from the chief academic officer highlighting the candidate’s specific qualifications for this award
The candidate’s CV

Each nomination/PDF file must be named in this manner: Institution’s initials, faculty member’s first initial, and last name. Example: SMU DSmith UMTOY 2026

Email nominations and/or questions to Dr. Crystal E. Banks by Friday, April 17.

Wespath Training for UMEA Clergy
2026-04-22 15:00 - 16:30 (America/New_York) | Virtual Webinar
Learn about unique pension challenges for endorsed clergy and how to handle them from Wespath Benefits and Investments, a general agency of The United Methodist Church.
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UMEA Endorsement 101 Webinar
2026-04-23 16:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Virtual Webinar
Learn about the many meaningful ways to serve in settings such as healthcare, the military, life coaching, therapeutic counseling, workplace ministries, and more from UMEA’s director, Rev. Dr. Kent Lundy.
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Explore Becoming a United Methodist Chaplain/Campus Minister Webinar
2026-06-24 15:00 - 16:00 (America/Chicago) | Virtual Webinar
Photo courtesy of Bennett College
Are you a strategic leader who would thrive at the intersection of faith and intellect? Are you an ordained United Methodist clergy person with an advanced degree (MDiv, D.Min., PhD) wondering whether higher education is calling you?
The one-hour webinar is designed to help you learn about possibilities — a focused opportunity to learn what collegiate ministry looks like in 2026 and whether you might be called to serve in higher education, as well as information about the varied responsibilities university chaplains carry and the unique rhythms and demands of serving within the academic environment. Webinar hosts are Dr. Phil Wingeier-Rayo, the Rev. Eduardo Bousson, and the Rev. Dr. Tammy Gieselman sharing firsthand insights into ministry on campus.

Mid-Quadrennial Training for Boards of Ordained Ministry
2026-08-17 - 2026-08-19 | Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, 3180 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA, 30305, United States
Strengthening Clergy Recruitment, Formation & Well‑Being
Gain the tools, insights, and strategies you need to support clergy across the full arc of ministry at the Mid-Quadrennial Training for Boards of Ordained Ministry on August 17-19 in Atlanta.
Engage critical questions around theological formation, clergy well-being, and long-term vocational sustainability with fellow leaders from across The United Methodist Church. Strengthen your ability to guide and support those called to ministry, today, and into the future.
Who Should AttendThis training is for you if you serve or support a Board of Ordained Ministry, including:

Members of Annual Conference Boards of Ordained Ministry
Board of Ordained Ministry Staff
Chairs of the Orders of Elders, Deacons, and the Fellowship of Associate Members and Local Pastors
Leaders focused on clergy well-being and vocational formation

Key Benefits
Connect with peers and denominational leaders
Gain practical tools you can apply immediately in your conference and context
Strengthen your conference’s approach to clergy support
Explore emerging challenges and opportunities in clergy leadership and formation
Earn 1.5 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

The ScheduleMonday, August 179 a.m.-3 p.m.: BOM Staff Network Gathering
3 p.m.: Registration and Check-In
4  p.m.: Welcome, Introductions, and Opening Remarks – General Secretary Roland Fernandes, Sanctuary
4:30 p.m.: Opening Worship with Bishop Kennetha Bigham-Tsai  and Communion with Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball
5:30 p.m.: Framing the Questions, Bishop Kennetha Bigham-Tsai
6 p.m.: Evening Break

Tuesday, August 188:45 a.m.: Morning Devotion with Rev. Kay Woo, Grace Hall
9 a.m.: Opening Plenary: Study of Ministry Report with Bishop Kennetha Bigham-Tsai
10 a.m.: Break
10:15 a.m.: Course of Study Revision Report with Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball
10:45 a.m.: AUMTS Report with Dr. Sujin Pak
11:15 a.m.: Theological Education, Clergy Formation, and the Future of United Methodist Ministry Panel
12:30  p.m.: Introduction of Dr. Dana Lyles, director of Multiethnic Ministries with Lunch (catered box lunches) in Grace Hall
1:30 p.m.: Plenary — Formation, Flourishing and the Future of Clergy Well-Being,  Wespath
3 p.m.: Break
3:15 p.m.: Supporting Clergy with Rev. Dr. Mary Huycke and Jody Thone, followed by Ministry Grant Opportunities with Roland Fernandes
5 p.m. Evening Break
Wednesday, August 198:45 a.m.: Morning Devotion with Rev. Bill Britt, Pastor, Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, Moore Chapel
9 a.m.:Workshops in 2 Sessions, Adult Education Building
9:15-10:30 a.m.: Session 1
10:30-11 a.m.: Refreshment Break
11 a.m.-12:15 p.m.: Session 2
12:15 p.m.: Catered Box Lunches
1:15 p.m.: Suicide Prevention for Faith Leaders and Faith Communities: Dr. Melinda Moore, Grace Hall
Ministry Grant Opportunities
3 p.m.: Working Sessions within Your Annual Conference
5:15 p.m.: Reflections and Final Thoughts, Grace Hall
WorkshopsExplore how to strengthen clergy formation and well-being across the full arc of ministry — from preparation through lifelong service.
Theological Education & Formation
Examine the evolving landscape of clergy preparation, including:

Key insights from the Study of Ministry report following General Conference 2020/2024
Updates to the Course of Study revision process
The current state of theological education
How academic institutions are preparing leaders for ministry today

Clergy Well-Being & Sustainability
Deepen your ability to support clergy beyond credentialing by exploring:

The ongoing needs of clergy beyond commissioning and ordination
Strategies you can use to support clergy at every stage of ministry
Research and emerging insights on clergy flourishing and sustainability
Vocational sustainability, leadership transitions, and long-term systems of care
Emotional and spiritual health in today’s ministry context
Collaborative work with Wespath and other leaders focused on long-term vocational health

Strengthening Your Conference’s Impact
Gain practical insight into how to enhance support within your conference, including:

Leadership development opportunities you can leverage
Practical ministry tools and resources
Grant funding initiatives
Long-term strategies for strengthening clergy formation and support systems across annual conferences

Facilitators, Panelists and SpeakersBishop Kennetha Bigham-Tsai
Chair, Study of Ministry Commission;
Vice President, GBHEM Board of Directors
Roland Fernandes
General Secretary, GBGM and GBHEM
Rev. Laura Hamrick
Clergy Engagement Coordinator
Duke Global Health Institute
Dr. Mary Huycke
Courageous Space Coaching & Consulting
Centre for Creative Supervision
Dale Jones
Managing Director, Church Relations, Wespath
Rev. Jessie Larkins,
Clergy Resource Specialist,
Duke Global Health Institute
Rev. Tracey Leslie,
Lead Pastor,
University Heights United Methodist Church
Rev. Dr. Trip Lowery
Director, Ministry,
GBHEM
Rev. Dr. Kent Lundy
Director,
United Methodist Endorsing Agency

Rev. Greg Pimlott
Senior Pastor,
Christ Indianapolis United Methodist Church

Dr. Sujin Pak
President, Association of United Methodist Theological Schools
Dean, Boston University School of Theology
Rev. Tyler Schwaller
Director of Sexual Ethics
General Commission on the Status and Role of Women
Rev. Gail Ford Smith
Senior Program Associate,
Transcript & Evaluation,
GBHEM

Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball
President,
GBHEM Board of Directors

Jody Thone
Director of Ministry Development,
Minnesota Annual Conference

Kelly Wittich
Managing Director, Health and Welfare Plans, Wespath

Become better equipped to think holistically about clergy formation, support, and sustainability, from theological education and credentialing through lifelong ministry.

UMEA Clergy and Spouses Retreat
2026-10-26 18:00 - 2026-10-29 16:00 (America/Chicago) | GBHEM HQ, 615 Main St., Nashville, TN, 37206, United States
Spouses are welcome to attend, but attendance is not required.Photo by Mike DuBose, UMNews
When Words Fail, God Still Sings
Join fellow UMEA clergy for a restorative retreat in Nashville, where we will explore how Scripture, story, and song can sustain us in ministry. Throughout the Bible, God’s people have turned to music when ordinary words could not carry the weight of grief, hope, joy, or suffering. As chaplains serving in military, healthcare, correctional, and other ministry settings, we encounter these realities every day.
In a city known for its rich tradition of authentic storytelling through music, we will reflect on Scripture’s ancient songs, listen deeply to the experiences of those we serve, and reconnect with the steady presence of God in our own lives. Designed to balance professional development with sabbath renewal, this retreat offers space for learning, reflection, fellowship, and spiritual refreshment.
Attending UMEA clergy members are eligible for 1 continuing education unit (CEU).
Who Should Attend
The retreat is open to all current UMEA clergy in good standing (2025 report on file or endorsed in 2026). Spouses are invited but attendance is entirely optional.
The retreat starts at 6 p.m. Monday, October 26, and concludes at 4 p.m. Thursday, October 29. Registration deadline is Friday, September 25. Participants are responsible for all travel expenses and hotel costs.
Register TodayWhat to Expect
Over the course of the retreat, participants will engage in:

Daily chapel and worship experiences
Interactive learning sessions focused on chaplaincy, spiritual care, and renewal
Peer discussions and facilitated small groups
Dedicated sabbath time for personal reflection and rest
Opportunities to explore Nashville and connect with fellow clergy
Fellowship events designed to foster community and encouragement

Participants will leave renewed in spirit, strengthened for ministry, and equipped with fresh insights to continue serving as compassionate and hopeful leaders in their communities.
Nashville photo courtesy of Korney Musselman, Unsplash
SpeakersRev. Chris Danielson
Rev. Chris Danielson’s life weaves together seminary study, children’s television, 30 years of United Methodist ministry, storytelling, spiritual formation, and mission work. Raised in Ann Arbor by a professor father and tapestry artist mother, he and his wife, Carolyn, have shared 36 years of faithful partnership.
Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball
Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball, a Delaware native, is an ordained United Methodist elder who has served as pastor, district superintendent, director of connectional ministries, and bishop since 2012. Currently serving Western Pennsylvania, she also leads denominational education ministries and is married with two daughters and grandchildren.
Rev. Dr. Carol Calvin-Dillon
Rev. Dr. Carol Cavin-Dillon is Senior Pastor of West End United Methodist Church in Nashville and adjunct faculty at Vanderbilt Divinity School. Ordained in 1996, she has served throughout the Tennessee-Western Kentucky Conference and holds a Doctor of Ministry degree from Wesley Theological Seminary. She and her husband, David, have two adult children.
Rev. Dr. Marti Gates Lundy
Rev. Dr. Marti G. Lundy, a lifelong United Methodist and Indiana native, serves as Northern Lakes District Superintendent and Dean of the Cabinet. Following 28 years in local church ministry, she brings strong leadership, theological education, and a deep commitment to the church’s mission.
Register TodayAccommodations

Embassy Suites Nashville Vanderbilt — Preferred
1811 Broadway
Nashville, TN 37212
+1-615-320-8899
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Courtyard Marriott
Nashville West End
1901 West End Ave.
Nashville, TN 37203
+1-615-327-9900
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Hilton Garden Inn Vanderbilt
1715 Broadway
Nashville, TN 37203
+1-615-369-5900
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Hampton Inn Nashville Vanderbilt
1919 West End Ave.
Nashville, TN 37203
+1-615-329-1144
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Exploration 2026
2026-11-06 - 2026-11-08 | DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel at the Entrance to Universal Orlando, 5780 Major Blvd., Orlando, FL, 32819, United States
EXPLORATION 2026, set for November 6 – 8 in Orlando, Florida, creates sacred space for adults, ages 18 and older, to gather in meaningful fellowship, passionate worship, theological reflection and practical workshops. You are invited to discern whether God’s call on your life is to ordained ministry in The United Methodist Church and what faithful steps you can take in response. Come connect with others and explore where God may be leading you to serve.Register Today! Registration & Scholarships
The $500 registration fee includes:
• A shared hotel room for Friday and Saturday nights

• All meals from Friday dinner through Sunday breakfast

A private room is available for an additional $100, bringing the total registration cost to $600. Travel expenses are not included.
Generous scholarships are available to cover all costs except travel expenses. Just apply during registration. We reimburse registration costs after your attendance is verified on November 6. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Register Today!Through worship, workshops, community, and guided reflection, gain clarity, confidence, and connection as you explore pathways in ministry and service.
Friday, November 63 p.m. – Registration and Sacred Space Opens
3-4 p.m. – Small Group Leader Orientation
5-6 p.m. – Dinner (seated by Annual Conference)
6-8 p.m. – Opening Session
8-9 p.m. – Small Groups I
9-10 p.m. – Panel with Special Guests
Midnight – Sacred Space Closes
Saturday, November 7 7 a.m. – Sunrise Yoga
8 a.m. – Sacred Space Opens
9-10 a.m. – Session II
10-11:15 a.m. – Workshop I
11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. – Workshop II
1-2 p.m. – Lunch
2-3:15 p.m. – Workshop III
3-4:45 p.m. – Workshop IV
5-6 p.m. – Dinner
6-8 p.m. – Conn-etwork
8-9 p.m. – Session III
9-10 p.m. – Small Groups II
10-10:30 p.m. – Snack
10:30-11:30 p.m. – Affinity Groups
Midnight – Sacred Space Closes
Sunday, November 88 a.m. – Sacred Space Opens
9-10 a.m. – Small Group III
10-11 a.m. – Room Checkout
11 a.m.-Noon – Session IV
Through a mix of panels and focused sessions, you’ll hear directly from elders, deacons, lay leaders, chaplains, missionaries, and seminary staff as they share their journeys and practical advice.
Serving in Extension Ministry
What does it look like to serve as a clergyperson beyond the local church? Learn about how elders and deacons serve beyond the local church, including as campus ministers, military and medical chaplains, and with other organizations. This workshop also includes information about endorsement, an additional credential useful or required for certain extension ministry settings.
Ministry as an Elder or Local Licensed Pastor (LLP)
Elders are ordained to Word, Order, Sacrament and Service. Learn about how elders serve within the local church and in extension ministry.
Ministry as a Deacon
Deacons are ordained to Word, Service, Compassion and Justice. Learn how deacons serve within local churches and beyond the local church in a variety of settings, and how deacons serve differently than laity.
Ministry as a Lay Person
Join us for a panel discussion about lay and ordained ministry, and the similarities and differences between both pathways. Learn about how we equip laity into ministry across the denomination.
Serving in EndorsementMinistry happens in a variety of settings – not just within a local church congregation! United Methodist elders, deacons, and licensed local pastors can be endorsed to serve in the chaplaincy (ex. hospice, military, hospital) as a pastoral caregiver or spiritual director. If you feel a calling to serve God, but aren’t drawn to ministry within a local church, come to this workshop to explore opportunities beyond the church walls.Serving as a Missionary
Is your call to ministry rooted in social justice? People of faith are called to transform the world, to ensure all people’s needs are met and to live into God’s promise of abundant life. Learn about some of the pathways the UMC has for young adults called to mission and justice work, including the Global Mission Fellows program, and internships with Church and Society.
What to Expect in Seminary
Hear from seminary staff about what to expect in seminary and theological school, including areas of study, spiritual development, academic expectations, field/contextual education expectations, diversity and community.
Fresh Expressions & Creative Faith Communities
Learn about innovative approaches to building new faith communities in changing contexts.
Self-Care and Spiritual Disciplines in Ministry (New!)
Discover practices to sustain your spiritual health and well-being in ministry.
How to Afford Seminary
Join us for a panel discussion led by seminary and theological school staff entrusted with helping students pay for graduate theological studies. Learn about options available for scholarships, denominational and other funding sources.
Navigating the Ordination Process
The United Methodist Church’s candidacy process is the application and discernment process for ordination. This workshop will address questions related to the candidacy process. We will explain the process, give an overview of the steps to take, and give suggestions on how to work through the process, beginning with your local church or collegiate ministry, your district committee on ordained ministry (dCOM), and your annual conference board of ordained ministry (BOM). Learn how you can become a better person by going through the candidacy process.
Structure and Organization of the Church (New!)
Understand how the church is organized and how its structure supports ministry.
Invest in the Next Generation of United Methodist Leaders
Your sponsorship helps remove financial barriers, creates opportunities for vocational discernment, and supports young adults as they explore God’s call to ministry and service. Join us in investing in the future of The United Methodist Church by sponsoring Exploration 2026.
Become a Sponsor TodayMeet the team bringing Exploration 2026 to life.The Design Team Jayln Betts
Annual Conference: Oklahoma
Call: Local Church as a Licensed Local Pastor
Greta Todd
Annual Conference: Illinois-Great Rivers
Call: Deacon Serving in Mental Health Care
Jemina Marasigan
Annual Conference: Pacific Northwest
Call: Elder in a Local Church
Kyan Stuart
Annual Conference: Illinois-Great Rivers
Call: Deacon Serving in Medical Field
Whitney Wheeler
Annual Conference: Florida
Call: Elder Serving in Nonprofit Leadership
Staff Members Rev. Eduardo Bousson
Senior Manager,
Collegiate Ministries
Rev. Dr. Trip Lowery
Director, Ministry
Rev. Amie Stewart
Senior Manager, Conference Relations
